The Times of India
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India’s semiconductor sector attracts $1.4 billion in funding across 281 companies
India's semiconductor sector has attracted $1.4 billion in equity funding across many companies. Nearly half of this investment occurred since 2025, showing rapid growth. The nation is preparing to host SEMICON India 2026, a major industry event. Bengaluru leads as the primary se...
Conspiracy to shoot me during Mumbai march; but won’t surrender: Manoj Jarange
Manoj Jarange Patil alleges a conspiracy to kill him during his planned march. He asserts he will not surrender to government pressure regarding Maratha reservation demands. Jarange plans to begin an indefinite hunger strike in Mumbai on September 19. He claims some MLAs are tryi...
How Travis Kelce turned his $3.13M rookie deal into a business empire
Travis Kelce has successfully diversified his interests beyond the football field. Co-owning Garage Beer and investing in Casa Azul Tequila Soda are just the start. Collaborating with Jana Partners for a stake in Six Flags and joining an investment group for the Alpine Formula On...
How Trinity Rodman escaped Dennis Rodman’s shadow to build her own legacy
Trinity Rodman’s journey goes far beyond soccer. As a child, she lived with her mother and brother in a car and motels during a difficult period. Her mother, Michelle Moyer, became her biggest support and role model. Today, Trinity is an Olympic champion, NWSL champion and the le...
82-year-old Sinatra fan travels 10,000 miles to keep promise to late wife
An 82-year-old widower fulfilled a promise made to his late wife. Jimmy Moir traveled to Capitol Records in Los Angeles to honor Gladys. His journey gained widespread attention after a fellow passenger shared his story. Moir experienced a memorable visit, holding Frank Sinatra's ...
‘Goa First’: AAP, GFP announce alliance for 2027 assembly polls
The Aam Aadmi Party and Goa Forward Party have formed a new alliance. This pre-poll alliance is named 'Goa First' for the upcoming 2027 elections. They aim to offer voters a non-BJP and non-Congress alternative. Arvind Kejriwal stated the alliance would form the next government i...
66-million-year-old feather found in dinosaur poop may explain bird survival
The 66-million-year-old feather found inside fossilised dinosaur poop may offer clues about why some birds survived the asteroid impact that killed most dinosaurs. Researchers found feathers, fish scales and bird bones in the coprolite. The feather’s primitive structure suggests ...
Baby needed liver as flights were grounded; strangers moved it 800 miles
In 2001, six-month-old Kareena needed a liver transplant and was too sick to leave hospital. When US flights were grounded after 9/11, strangers and Tennessee National Guard members moved the donor liver nearly 800 miles from Nashville to Houston. Twenty-five years later, Kareena...
Centuries-old aurora sightings help scientists reconstruct 8 solar cycles
Ancient auroras are unlocking secrets of solar activity, offering scientists a glimpse into the Sun's behavior long before our time. By employing a new statistical method to analyze historical sky observations, researchers have pieced together eight distinct cycles of solar activ...
Amit Shah says decolonising knowledge is not about erasing history
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized decolonizing India's history and knowledge authentically. He stated that true knowledge should remain free from any ideological constraints. Shah highlighted the importance of preserving India's knowledge traditions and manuscripts. He pro...
Rajasthan SET 2026: Students boycott exam in Jaipur over delayed papers
In Jaipur, students staged a protest and boycotted the Rajasthan SET-2026 exam due to a significant delay in the arrival of question papers, which reached the examination hall nearly thirty minutes after the scheduled start. Candidates expressed grave concerns about exam irregula...
Old planes and no money: Pakistan's air force is about to go into a nosedive
Global air forces have reduced numbers since the Cold War, while China's air force has grown significantly. Rising procurement and maintenance costs impact most nations' fighter fleets. Pakistan, however, maintains its combat mass through diverse aircraft acquisitions and upgrade...